The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images

[otumay]

An abandoned coal gas plant in Istanbul, founded around 1880's, now serving as a dump yard for the out-of-service city buses. Stray dogs, overcast and chilly weather providing an eerie ambiance. M8 and the Tri-Elmars. B/W jpegs direct from camera.
Best,
Osman

 

[Mike Hatam]

Great stuff, Otumay!

Very nice B&W processing.

 

[Lloyd]

Thanks for looking. Cheers.

M8; 75mm f/2; 1/125s; +1/3 EV; ISO 640


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Nice candid moment. (Now we know where Chelsea Clinton is working, eh?)

 

[Lloyd]

M9, 35 Lux Asph, iso 1600, LR3 conversion.

Nice isolation on the hands. Nice b/w too.

 

[Lloyd]

An abandoned coal gas plant in Istanbul, founded around 1880's, now serving as a dump yard for the out-of-service city buses. Stray dogs, overcast and chilly weather providing an eerie ambiance. M8 and the Tri-Elmars. B/W jpegs direct from camera.
Best,
Osman

Very interesting subject, Osman. And I agree with Mike, very nice b/w, particularly for straight out of the camera.

 

[DavidE]

Another one from the weekend. M9 with the 24 lux.

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[otumay]

Thank you Mike, Lloyd. I always shoot DNG + bw jpeg and am quite satisfied with the results. David, brilliant capture of a very intimate moment.
Best,
Osman

 

[TRSmith]

Wonderful shots here!

While out cutting my Christmas tree, I noticed this old cemetery nearby. Not many visitors come any more, I think. M8 and 28 cron.

 

[Lloyd]

Wonderful shots here!

While out cutting my Christmas tree, I noticed this old cemetery nearby. Not many visitors come any more, I think. M8 and 28 cron.

Very nice Tim. I've long been a fan of your M8 and 28 Cron work. It shows why that's such a wonderful combination.

 

[TRSmith]

Thanks Lloyd! I think the 28 is stellar.

 

[Lloyd]

Another one from the weekend. M9 with the 24 lux.

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Beautiful shot and moment, David.

(If that were a doghouse, I'd ask if it was a self-portrait... I mean you've spent some serious bank lately, and I know we're I'd be bunking if it had been me!)

 

[m_driscoll]

An abandoned coal gas plant in Istanbul, founded around 1880's, now serving as a dump yard for the out-of-service city buses. Stray dogs, overcast and chilly weather providing an eerie ambiance. M8 and the Tri-Elmars. B/W jpegs direct from camera.
Best,
Osman

Osman: Very nice images. I especially like the 1st and 2nd.

Lloyd: Thanks. Although, I heard Chelsea was in NY?

Cheers,

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[xpixel]

Here a few more

M9 - Tri-Elmar 50 mm - manualy

 

[xpixel]

M9 - Elmarit 90 mm - manualy

 

[xpixel]

M9 - Elmarit 90 mm - ISO 200 - 1/1000 sec

 

[otumay]

Thank you, Matt, I'm glad you liked them.
xpixel, very good results from a very good lens; I miss it.
Best,
Osman

 

[DavidE]

Beautiful shot and moment, David.

(If that were a doghouse, I'd ask if it was a self-portrait... I mean you've spent some serious bank lately, and I know we're I'd be bunking if it had been me!)

Thanks, Osman and Lloyd. Was in the right place at the right time -- with the right camera and lens.

I guess the trick to avoiding the doghouse was to first mention the price of a new Noctilux. Then everything else seemed inexpensive, relatively speaking. And she really liked my photo of the flower with the black background (we're placing a print of it on one of our walls). That helped a lot. Of course, whatever the price is, you have to double it. If we're going to finance my non-essentials, we have to do same for her non-essentials. That's only fair. Looks like macaroni and cheese (or healthy equivalent) far into the future.

M9 with 24 lux

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[Adam B]

M8 w/ Noctilux 1.0, wide open

 

[Lloyd]

M8 w/ Noctilux 1.0, wide open

Nice. Great first post!! Keep 'em coming.:thumbup:

 

[Lloyd]

Thanks, Osman and Lloyd. Was in the right place at the right time -- with the right camera and lens.

I guess the trick to avoiding the doghouse was to first mention the price of a new Noctilux. Then everything else seemed inexpensive, relatively speaking. And she really liked my photo of the flower with the black background (we're placing a print of it on one of our walls). That helped a lot. Of course, whatever the price is, you have to double it. If we're going to finance my non-essentials, we have to do same for her non-essentials. That's only fair. Looks like macaroni and cheese (or healthy equivalent) far into the future.

M9 with 24 lux


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I know what you mean, David. Believe me (even if I do seriously need to proof read my posts once in a while ).

BTW, this is a beauty... my fav of this whole series. :salute: